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oldcarmark
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Paul Arcand I sent a PM.If you dont get it let me know

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Y block Billy
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The truck 4bbl's were governed with matching distributor, they were a little rich and were governed at 3800rpm but the lowend torque from them was amazing.
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PF Arcand
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Thanks Mark. I'm wanting to use a Ford/Autolight 1.08 on my 4 Bbl intake installation. And since I'm in the Northern latitudes, a working choke would be nice. Don't know if an electric choke conversion was or is offered for that carb?.
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Hi Paul.They are called choke conversion kits or choke kits.Next time I see one i will let you know.They come up every so often for about $10.00 or so.They are actually shown in the Ford parts catalogue as a "service replacement" for the choke tube setup in the intake manifold which as we know rusts out after a period of time.There was one on my car when I got it although now with the later Holley with electric choke i dont need it.

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PF Arcand (5/21/2011) Marc: Is it a car version? I found out, the hard way, that (some?) truck versions don't have provision for choke heat..Really? I didn't realize that ANY trucks had a 4 barrel carb.
Gerald Ingram aka "Gritsngumbo" Monroe, LA LITTLE RED: 64 Ford F100 Short Bed Styleside BIG RED: 63 Ford F100 Long Bed Unibody BBW RED: 61 Ford F100 BBW Long Bed Custom Cab Unibody BIG “UN: 63 F250 Longbed Flareside CREW CAB: 63 F100 "Stageway" Crew Cab w/Long "Wrong" Bed
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PF Arcand
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Mark; Thanks, when looking for the kits, what are they called?. Choke stoves or ??.
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oldcarmark
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If you have a manifold with no provision for the the heat tube just use a kit to install the stove in the exhaust manifold.This is what Ford did at some point as a service repair replacement.I see the kits on Ebay quite often.Just runs a heat tube in a sock from the manifold up to the choke thermostat like the 60's 289-302 motors did.

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YBLOCKMERC
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Paul - I did not know that. Learned something new. This must be a car version as it has a fitting for a choke tube on the crossover.
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Marc: Is it a car version? I found out, the hard way, that (some?) truck versions don't have provision for choke heat..
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No cracks, no welds, no rust, sealing surfaces in good shape. Ready to install and run (might want to paint to match your engine). $150 + shipping. Pictures available on request. SOLD
Marc
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